The Source-Code-Parser is parser to generate code metrics from a source code file or a project folder. It generates either a cc.json or a csv file.

Supported languages

  • Java

Supported Metrics

  • rloc: Real lines of code
  • classes
  • functions
  • statements
  • comment_lines
  • mcc: McCabe Complexity / Cyclomatic complexity
  • cognitive_complexity
  • commented_out_code_blocks
  • max_nesting_level
  • code_smell
  • security_hotspot
  • vulnerability
  • bug
  • sonar_issue_other

Usage and Parameters

Parameter description
FOLDER or FILE project folder or code file
--default-excludes exclude build, target, dist and out folders as well as files/folders starting with ‘.’
-e, --exclude=<exclude> comma-separated list of regex patterns to exclude files/folders
-f, --format=<outputFormat> the format to output (either json or csv)
-h, --help displays this help and exits
-nc, --not-compressed save uncompressed output File
-ni, --no-issues do not search for sonar issues
-o, --output-file=<outputFile> output File (or empty for stdout)
--verbose display info messages from sonar plugins 
Usage: ccsh sourcecodeparser [-h] [--default-excludes] [-nc] [-ni] [--verbose]
                             [-f=<outputFormat>] [-o=<outputFile>]
                             [-e=<exclude>]... FOLDER or FILE

Run

The SourceCodeParser can analyze either a single file or a project folder; here are some sample commands:

./ccsh sourcecodeparser src/test/resources -o foo.cc.json

or

./ccsh sourcecodeparser src/test/resources/foo.java -o foo.cc.json

or

./ccsh sourcecodeparser src/test/resources -o foo.cc.json --default-excludes -e=something -e=/.*\.foo -f=table

or

./ccsh sourcecodeparser src/test/resources -o foo.cc.json -f=table -i

If a project is piped into the SourceCodeParser, the results and the piped project are merged. The resulting project has the project name specified for the SourceCodeParser.

Sonar Plugins

In order to generate the code metrics, the SourceCodeParser uses Sonar plugins. New languages can be added to the Source code parser by writing a class that extends SonarAnalyzer and incorporate the respective Sonar Plugin.

License

This program uses the SonarJava library, which is licensed under the GNU Lesser General Public Library, version 3.

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